Four Corners Thrift Store Managers and Assistant Managers

Posted 8 days ago

opelika chamber of commerceOpelika (AL)

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About the role

Four Corners Thrift Store Managers and Assistant Managers Four Corners Thrift Store is looking to hire people who love Jesus and desire to serve Him and others to fill management positions at our Opelika location. Four Corners Thrift Store Managers and Assistant Managers play a vital role in the ministry by overseeing daily operations of the thrift store to ensure that we are salt and light in our neighborhood and the nations. Managers are responsible for staff and volunteer supervision, inventory management, merchandising, customer service, and financial accountability. As a key representative of the ministry, thrift store managers and assistant managers model Christ-centered leadership and foster a positive experience for customers, donors, staff, and volunteers through humility, integrity, and service. Through faithful service, a willingness to engage with the gospel and pray with and for customers, donors, and employees in need, managers help ensure the thrift store operates effectively and with excellence for the glory of God. Proceeds from Four Corners Thrift Stores help fund gospel-centered ministry locally and internationally, including Abaana's Hope in northern Uganda. Four Corners Ministries exists to communicate and demonstrate the Gospel of Jesus Christ to unreached and under-equipped people groups. To apply for a management position, visit our website to download the job application or email info@fourcorners.org to request an application. We look forward to having you join our team and the mission to spread the Gospel of Jesus to every tribe!
Address: 820 Columbus Parkway, Opelika, AL 36801 Store hours: Monday - Saturday 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. Four Corners Ministries phone number: 334-737-6338

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